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Nfpa Compliance Feb2021
Nfpa Compliance Feb2021
Compliance
In today’s bulk handling systems, nearly all materials are combustible under the right conditions. With the right mixture of fine
particles, oxygen and an ignition source an explosion could happen at any time. It is up to the end user to make sure their
system is safe and compliant with the applicable NFPA standards. Schenck Process reviews each air filtration application
with the customer to select the best explosion mitigation strategy for the application.
Protection Options
» Explosion venting
» Ducted venting
» Flameless venting Containment Deflagration Venting Suppression Oxidant Reduction
» Containment
» Inert gas/oxygen reduction
Deflagration Isolation
Flameless
explosion Deflagration
relief panel Cannon on dirty-air
relief vent Rotary airlock
to relieve the inlet-duct to
to isolate prevent deflagration
pressure of a hopper and
deflagration propagation
Rotary airlock to isolate prevent
hopper and prevent deflagration
deflagration propagation propagation
Engineering site surveys
Benefits
■ Improve energy efficiencies
■ Reduce the amount of required airflow
Schenck Process ■ Ensure employee health
7901 NW 107th Terrace ■ Manage plant expansion
Kansas City, MO 64153 ■ Meet NFPA compliance
816-891-9300 or Fax: 816-891-8336
E-mail: americas@schenckprocess.com
Web site: www.schenckprocess.com/us